Source: ESPN Tennis
Jannik Sinner, currently ranked as the world No. 1, has confirmed that he will not be participating in the upcoming China Open, where he was set to defend his title. The decision comes as Sinner continues to deal with a persistent knee injury that has sidelined him from competition. In a statement, he expressed his disappointment at not being able to compete, emphasizing the importance of fully recovering before returning to the court. Sinner's withdrawal adds to a series of absences from tournaments since his Wimbledon victory, raising concerns among fans about his fitness and future participation in major events. His recovery will be closely monitored as he aims to return to peak form.
